Personalize a gaming rig or workstation

PC decals are printed from your artwork, so they can carry a gamer tag, a team or clan logo, a channel name or a design that matches your build. They suit the flat panels of a computer case, a desk setup, a monitor stand and the accessories around it. Because the design comes from your file, a matching set for one desk can include a logo for the case and smaller versions for a monitor stand or headset hook, each ordered as its own size.

Where a decal fits on a case

Look for smooth, flat areas such as a metal side panel, the top of the case or the front panel. Keep vents, fan grilles, ports, buttons and seams uncovered so airflow and access stay as they were. On a tempered glass panel, decide which way the design should face and apply it to clean, dry glass. Measure the space and compare it with the 2 to 5 inch presets, or enter your own width and height.

Small details at small sizes

Fine text and thin lines shrink with the sticker, so look at your design at its finished size before ordering. Upload the original file, ideally vector or 300 DPI at the finished size, and check the proof for anything that looks too small to read.

Peel-and-stick application is easiest on a clean panel. Wipe off dust and fingerprints with a cleaner suited to that surface, let it dry, then lay the decal down from one edge. Dust caught under a decal shows as small bumps, so work somewhere clean.

The quantity list starts at 50, which works well for LAN events, teams and merch tables, and the price per decal falls as the quantity grows.

Questions about PC decals